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Recollections and impressions of James A. McNeill Whistler

ILLUSTRATIONS

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WhistlerFrontispiece.

From a sketch by Rajon

Crepuscule in Flesh Color and Green; Valparaiso22

Harmony in Gray and Green. Portrait of Miss Alexander50

The Lange Leizen—of the Six Marks—Purple and Rose58

Plate made while in the employ of the Government at Washington, 1854-5588

Arrangement in Gray and Black. Portrait of the Painter’s Mother114

Arrangement in Black. La Dame au Brodequine Jaune120

Arrangement in Gray and Black. Portrait of Thomas Carlyle122

Nocturne, Black and Gold. The Falling Rocket140

Blue and Silver; Blue Wave, Biarritz174

Little Rose, Lyme Regis274

Symphony in White, No. II. The Little White Girl282

“This man, who took no joy in the ways of his brethren—who cared not for conquest, and fretted in the field—this designer of quaint patterns—this deviser of the beautiful—who perceived in Nature about him curious curvings, as faces are seen in the fire—this dreamer apart, was the first artist.”—Whistler’s “Ten o’Clock.”

RECOLLECTIONS AND IMPRESSIONS OF JAMES A. McNEILL WHISTLER

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